Best little neighborhood hardware store. They seem to have everything you need and so many things…read moreyou had no idea you needed but now you do. Run by cats.

I have old plumbing i don't know how to fix. I take it down there and he takes it apart and fixes…read moreit, only charging for parts. The prices on every thing I need are competit8ve with the great big chains and easy to find, or they will take you to it.

The last of the real hardware stores. thank god for Hillsboro Hardware. need solid advice on a tool…read moreor project? yep. need an old chandelier re-wired? yep. enjoy interacting with people who have a job they know about? yep. go get lost in the endles, stupefying, condescending LED labyrinth of Home Depot or get back to reality. welcome home.

Best place for hardware! Helpful knowledgeable staff. You can save so much time compared to going…read moreto a big store.

Always helpful and I can buy one screw, bolt, nut.......without spending $20. on a box of assorted…read moreones. They also give good advice to folks who aren't handymen.

I used to shop this store often and it has always been a little more expensive than the big box…read morestores, but since it was local and helpful I bit the bullet. Until today. I had asked for a tote that was on sale and when I brought it to the front was told it wasn't. I brought the add in from my car and the young gentleman walked me back to see if they had the right size as he stated this was a 12 gallon and not the ones listed on sale (15 and 24 gallon m I believe). Mind you we are talking about a $3 discount. No more of the right size. No problem. I'll use my coupon. Nope. The pumpkins you are buying (no marking of sale ANYWHERE on those) come up when rung up with an "s" - so no coupons allowed. Again - not big money here, but the tone and level of condescension that was shown was just appalling. I turned from him and walked out of the store leaving my items at checkout by the front door. Then it got crazy. The older lady PROCEEDED TO FOLLOW ME OUT THE FRONT DOOR and berate me about coupons having restrictions and was I going to buy it or not. I was shocked. Absolutely shocked. I told her to stop yelling at me and talk to the gentleman. I've never seen anything like this at this ACE, but after today I would highly recommend driving the extra distance to Hermitage rather than risk the berating of the angry clerk and condescending gentlemen. The saddest part is - it was all over $3 when I was going to spend $25 Customer service is dead, friends. And they wonder why ACE's in general have trouble staying open.

I use B&C Hardware all the time. They are always helpful. For instance this morning I needed to…read morefind an electrician so I called B&C to see if they had an electrician or could recommend one. Glen answered the phone and was so helpful. He suggested I google for an electrician in Brentwood TN area. I am somewhat technologically challenged so he explained how I would go about it and even stayed on the phone with me while I googled. Needless to say, B&C Hardware is always my first "go to" for things like hardware needs and questions in Brentwood TN.

They have extremely helpful people who work there and a surprisingly large selection of the things…read moreyou need

This place is southern friendly, very helpful, and offers a load of fun things to see. They have…read morelots of items from saw, grills, toys and more. They're priced lower than the other big named hardware places too.

If you want to shop at a place with absolutely no customer service this place is for you. i drove…read morefrom madison up there, got there at 5.57 pm the guy was locking the door, i called inside and told the girl id called earlier and had come all the way up there to purchase a heater, ask her if i could come in and get it, she said hold on i'll ask, in the meantime i'm looking through the window and 5 or 6 people standing in middle of the isle looking at there watch and talking, i stayed on hold another 3 or 4 minutes and they hung the ph up on me and turned the lights out. no hard feelings but they dont ever have to worry about me calling or shopping there again. i'll take my business to someone who at least act like they appreciate it.

This Ace Hardware on Highway 76 in White House is a solid spot when you are needing something other…read morethan the big box stores! While I know Ace is a chain, each location, including this one, has a hometown and local feel to it. I popped by today after a few things and was immediately greeted by Aaron. He was super friendly and helpful. Once I got what I was after, I wandered around the store, which was well kept, well stocked, organized and clean. At checkout, Jordan, was friendly and efficient. Overall, solid local Ace Hardware. While I am not in White House too often, when I do find myself in the area and after some hardware related goods, I would definitely swing back through.

Ace Hardware - White House reminds me why I'm so over the two big box hardware stores. Nine times…read moreout of ten, you're actually greeted when you walk in the door, with plenty of associates ready - and even asking - to help you find what you need. I'm sold on this place.

Elder's Hardware anchors a small plaza on Gallatin Pike in Inglewood and is my favorite Ace…read moreHardware in the city! It's a good size store, always clean, well cared for, organized, easy to navigate and stocked well. In addition to all the standard hardware store finds, they have a great grill section with all things grill, from the grills to accessories, spices, utensils, covers, etc...there is also a small semi-separate space up front with local home decor and such. Service is always friendly and helpful. Overall, solid Ace Hardware location!

We needed several things for the garden and this neighborhood hardware store was close. It's a…read moregreat hardware place! I found what I needed for the garden and then also ran into several other things of interest. I ended up buying hose fittings, a file, a carabiner, some seeds, sandpaper, polyurethane and some gloves. The service was very helpful especially in finding the fittings. They had all the right stuff and knew where it all was. Nice place. Friendly staff. Lots of choices.

I have been in maintenance for over 20 years. NEVER have I been to a hardware store nicer and more…read moreknowledgeable than the one in Smyrna Tennessee. Troy, Isaac and Mike got me what I needed, and tips on how to make the job easier. It was inexpensive, fast, and informative. These men are awesome, and can help you too.

I have been shopping at this local ACE Hardware (Elder's in Smyrna, TN) store for years. The…read morecustomer service (hourly employees) has always been amazing. The current manager, however, is a jerk! Chris A. lacks social skills when it comes to customer service; and, he seems to "bully" his employees in the way he talks to them. He doesn't seem to know his own job very well, to the extent of having to ask the Assistant Mgr. about the computer, what they had in stock, where to find an item, etc... The Asst. Mgr. and the employees seem to have to "work around" him to deliver the customer service that they have been known for!

Where to start describing this place?…read more Hardware: do you remember that local hardware store that always had that one weird part you needed? This is that place. Plumbing, electrical, fasteners, fan belts, air filters, light bulbs, tools, small engine repair, keys, etc... Feed: farm and garden supplies, compost, feed, local produce, etc... Farmacy: homeopathic remedies, CBD, fresh local herbs and spices, teas, etc... They also have a fine selection of beer and wine, and a kitchen with wonderfully fresh, locally-sourced meats and produce - great burgers and fries, salads, mushrooms, onion rings, etc... (I hear pizza is coming;-) And since the owners are accomplished musicians, they put in a full stage with back line, lights and sound, a piano and a Hammond organ with Leslie. They have 2 or 3 musical acts a day. Come in for lunch, where most days Gene Dunlap (Faron Young, Loretta Lynn, et.al.) plays piano jazz and country, often accompanied by a patron who happens to play an instrument or sings. Around dinnertime, there is typically a jazz combo playing the great American songbook while you eat, or you can browse for hardware with a beer in your hand! Can't do that at Lowe's! Nightly entertainment is one or two acts playing all styles: blues, country, rock, pop, bluegrass, soul, R&B; everything from solo singer/songwriter to full bands with horns, and everything in between. Check their social media for the current lineup. Saturday afternoon is one of the most magical times - the Open Community Jam starts at noon and everyone is welcome to come participate - can't play an instrument? That's okay, come and sing your favorite song, backed up by some of Nashville's best. Oh, and they've converted the loading dock and back yard to a smoking and pet-friendly hang spot that doubles as an extra stage and performance space where they often have outdoor festivals and makers markets. Family-friendly, everyone-is-welcome, judgement-free community vibe. If you want a fancy, corporate, cookie-cutter hardware store or honky-tonk, this ain't it. If you prefer a down-home, out of the way, locally owned and run small business, try Joelton Hardware. This is my favorite place. It'll be yours, too. P.S. A few of the other reviews have mentioned that service can be slow at times. This is often because the owner and/or her kids are doing everything - cooking the food, waiting tables, selling hardware, and running the register. It will only get better as business builds and Kris can hire more people. Be patient and enjoy the vibe of the place. It is always worth it to your soul to slow down a little and escape the hustle and bustle.

I found out about Joelton Hardware through a friend. Nothing quite like a hardware store, with a…read morebar, kitchen, and a live music stage, right? This is so old school it is not funny. You walk in the store and there is a bar with a cash register. A few tables scattered down the middle with a stage on the far left side of the room. You see the kitchen window in the back, but there are also various items you can buy. Need a light bulb? Got it. Plumbing? Yep. Electrical? Sure. Fan belt? Why not. In short, a very unique atmosphere and worth coming at least once just to see it for yourself. When we got there, the band had just gotten up to play. The lead singer announced his drummer was unable to make it, so his son was stepping in. How was the band? They were okay. But this is just outside of Nashville, where you can find famous country artists singing in their local church and musicians that can pick up any song by listening to a short section on their phone. The kid was actually a good drummer. Band played a lot of oldies, and not country. I give them two thumbs up. Decent beer list for the standard domestic and craft beers you find at most places. I believe they rotate some of their handles, but did not confirm that. Food? Fairly standard for a small town place. Tenders were breaded in house. Not sure, but the fries appears to be hand cut, with skins on. If frozen, they did not destarch the fries, which would be unusual. The gyro is not on a spit (not surprising) so a bit less appealing, but the fresh produce was a nice touch after so many places having what is obviously sysco produce. I would rank this as a nice spot to grab a meal and listen to live music after a trail walk in either Beaman Park or Fontannel.